Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	earth_n	heaven_n	power_n	16,863	5	4.6459	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A81673	A prayer or petition for peace November 22, 1644.	Eleanor, Lady, d. 1652.	1649 (1649)	Wing D2001; ESTC R231955	3,790	16

the dog returnd to his excrement and Sow to the mire how cleansed from filth or in grace growing up how long the graceless world in these budding times also besotted look back with Lots wife to a sink of sin and corruption with whose incesstious Daughters the Kings of the Earth matched for the Mothers sake disinherited they and their heirs referred to their salique slavish Law wresting that That the Lillies spin not c. as the pillar displays 〈…〉 VVith his Play-house for another whether not recorded in Ahabs reign by our Scotish Bethmite also as it were execrable Ierichos edifice Erected The foundation laid in his eldest Son and the gates in his yongest son execu●ed at the gate that after demolished those cages or Monestaries of theirs for an acknowledgment of the powder plots escape dedicated that Monster everlasting like Theator to the Devil for his Sabbath-service and other such like New Jerusalems precious foundations and gates ought rather much to have looked after or to have considered the Arks building which century the seventeenth we then were entred the Ark as in length Three hundred cubits measured out by the days of the year so in breadth fifty answerable to the weeks thereof the hight of it thirty cubits according to the days of the moneth c. So teach us to number ours the sum of it That merciful Lord except infused special grace Since so it is as derive their Name from BRUTE So are they may as well speak to the Ass and Adar to hear What the Spirit saith unto the churches or to cause by means of a stick or rod cast in an Ax to swim grown thou seest so brutish and blockish well shadowed out in seeing men like Trees walking without which from above avails as much as before the Scriptures speaking in the vulgar language That blessing although not equivolent to the former how hear we every man in his own language we born c. yet a door not remote therefrom From whence emboldned do beg give them leave like as when bitten by fiery Serpents those vipers by another beheld in the same likeness were healed so by these leaves taken from a womans hand by them 〈◊〉 as it were live may for ever They by reason of their knowledge puft up hitherto even of times and seasons mistery to take their fill not in season till the evening of time this last ages And since to have knowledge of the disease though the first step to recovery suffices not The Medicine if not attained give them the Spirit of discerning since come to maturity the Tree of Life a qualification for of our first parents expedition the tree reserved that casting an eye upon the Map of the world that then was the Ark Baptisms figure whereby to measure or parallel the Gospels pilgrimage and the Floods age together lifting up the same voice the swelling Seas sounding their alarm climbing over Rocks and Mountains besides an universal flood a year or two ago over the face of the earth told then before There shal be signs in tht Heavens in the Sun and Moon and in the Stars the Sea roaring people at their wits end distracted c. witness this sign A new Star as seen in the East the one 74 years before Ierusalems destruction or judgment so the other in Cassiopei its aspect or influence to the great Year 1644. extended Rev. 7 14 21. refer'd to it VVhich Messenger Star likewise appeared seventy four years before our being entred into the very day of judgment with no ordinary apparitions in the Heavens The powers of Heaven and Earth shaken both So look upon us amended Lord 〈…〉 b●ck-●●rd Spring vvith those ungrateful graceless Lepers asked Where the nine c. cursing hitherto vvhere thou blessest such returns O send down upon the time to come though have sinned a great sin a blessed shower of commiseration for which so much And for this stollen touch as vertue when gone from thee 1649. FINIS